![]() ![]() Nurse Executive Certification Advanced (NEA-BC) Table 1 shares professional nursing roles with degree requirements and certifications Table 1: Professional Nursing RolesĬertified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)Ĭertified Wound Ostomy Continence Nurse (CWOCN) (different levels of WOCN cert.)Ĭertified Hospice/Palliative Nurse (CHPN) See Table 1 for a brief list of professional nursing roles with education requirements and associated certifications. In order to keep current with the changing healthcare environment and achieve a satisfying nursing career, creating a PDP is key. Nurses can choose to work in a variety of practice settings that fits one’s goals. The nursing profession offers a wide array of job opportunities. A PDP offers nurses opportunities that build on strengths and passions, leading to a more gratifying and rewarding career. Nurses have the power to free themselves from a job where their knowledge and skills may feel stagnant or there is no opportunity for advancement. ![]() Creating PDPs gives nurses the momentum and excitement to reach new, stimulating opportunities, leading to a successful and satisfying career (Öznacar & Mümtazoğlu, 2017).Įvaluating a PDP on a regular basis gives nurses control over their practice, and ultimately, their future. Regardless of the long-term goal, PDPs are focused on enhancing one’s career, planning for the future, paving the way towards a new job and career that meets your personal and professional goals. Professional development is an essential task for every nurse, whether the goal is to seek a new nursing role or to remain at a current position.
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